Jon Rahm reveals why he played poorly in the majors last season
Jon Rahm is determined to put behind his disappointing showing in the 2022 majors by adding a second major title in 2023.
Jon Rahm admits his poor performances in the majors in 2022 were a result of him "battling" his golf swing for much of the year.
Rahm was speaking to the media ahead of competing in the first event of 2023 on the PGA Tour at the Touranement of Champions at Kapalua in Hawaii where he finished runner-up behind Cameron Smith last January.
Despite winning three times in 2022, ending the year in style with a third victory in four starts at the DP World Tour Championship in Dubai, Rahm was left somewhat disappointed in the four big tournaments of the year at The Masters (T27), US PGA (T48), US Open (T12) and The Open (T34).
Rahm said:
Rahm is determined to change all of that in 2023 by adding a second major victory to his 2021 US Open triumph.
Rahm is currently fifth in the Official World Golf Rankings, something he could not quite believe as he closed out the year in style in Dubai.
The Spaniard called the rankings "a joke".
Rahm will have a chance to progress on his World No.5 ranking with a positive performance in Hawaii this week.
Earlier this week, GolfMagic checked out the brand new Callaway Paradym Driver that is set to be used by Jon Rahm in 2023.
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